Tag Archives: Frederick Douglass Boulevard

Slow Going on Harlem Retail Row

It’s been exactly two years since the controversial rezoning of 125th Street ushered in a new era of balls-to-the-wall gentrification for the famed Harlem artery, or so we were told. It played out a bit differently, at least in the short term, as the credit crunch deflated a number of high-profile projects—like Harlem Park on the east side, and a long six-story office/retail developmentWall Street Journal today. Continue reading

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NYPD Daily Blotter: Harlem Whipped

A middle-aged woman pistol-whipped an acquaintance during a robbery in Harlem, authorities said yesterday.

Gun-toting Delores Hill, 45, allegedly whacked the woman in the head on Frederick Douglass Boulevard near 128th Street at 7:40 a.m. last Thursday.

Hill demanded the woman’s Visa card and PIN, and the victim complied, authorities said.

Police were called, and Hill was busted for robbery.

Nectar Wine Bar In Harlem

In the beginning, there was only Harlem Vintage. Nestled into a new-wave apartment building on Frederick Douglass Boulevard, it opened four years ago and was a pioneering wine shop in an area where buying wine or alcohol usually meant pushing your money through a hole in bulletproof glass.

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